Story bird is a social storytelling site that helps kids create and publish storybooks. This online site allows students to develop writing and digital citizenship skills as well as creativity through storybook creation.
(Due Nov. 20)
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https://t.co/XWumCBelg5
Looking for books for your students? Project Gutenberg is an online library of free eBooks. This online resource contains all genres of books including history, science, music, technology, and so much more.
(Due. Nov. 13)
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Flipgrid is an online resource where students can create short videos. This is a great resource for students to share their ideas and have a voice. It can also be used to assess student knowledge in a creative way.
(Due Nov. 6)
https://t.co/4CeVnC0asn
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Virtual Fieldtrips is a resource for teachers to bring the outside world into the classroom. This website contains various virtual tours of cities, historical landmarks, and land formations from around the world.
(Due: 10/30)
https://t.co/rysGPa4jzi
#Fall2021EDU365 ABCYA is a resource with interactive games for students in all subjects. This resource contains games for social studies, math, and science for grades K-8. It is a great resource to supplement learning and engage students.
(Due: Oct. 23)
https://t.co/aevUDaAngp
#Fall2021EDU365 Kahoot is a game-based learning platform, used as educational technology in schools. Students compete online to answer questions on any topic! This tool is great for incorporating competition and fun into assessing learning.
(Due 10/16)
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Toontastic is a digital resource for students to creatively design cartoon videos. Students animate characters and make audio recordings to create the videos. Students could make videos based on historical events.
Due (10/9/21)
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The National Geographic website is a great resource for teachers of science, social studies, and mathematics. This website contains interactive lessons, games, and videos for Pre-K to 12th grade. (Due Oct. 2)
https://t.co/JzUId7ENz5
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Want to engage students in learning about the government, the constitution and rights? Then iCivics is the resource for you. iCivics is an online platform that includes lessons, videos, and games all centered around civics. (Due Sept. 25)
https://t.co/noatEnbE7i
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A really great resource for social studies is Pixton. Pixton is an online program where students can create comics and stories. Students can create stories about historical events or make digital timelines. #Fall2021EDU365
https://t.co/JW8vuofe4F
A3. Differentiated instruction in regards to reading looks like students reading all different books and not the same one based on their interests. It sounds like students in small groups working together. It feels like students have a choice in their learning. #preservicelit
A2. Assessment is important because it shows us not only how students are doing but also how teachers are doing. Running records in literacy, for example, not only show how the student is reading but show how the teacher needs to move forward and teach the student. #preservicelit
A1. We get to know our readers' skills, strategies, and identities through establishing reading relationships with them. We get to know our students as readers by reading with them and completing early literacy assessments. #preservicelit
Had an amazing time at #NowIgnite!!! So encouraging to see educators, students, and future educators coming all together to talk about innovating education!!